People living in the northern end of Regina have been woken up this morning, with a blast shaking the houses of Regina’s consumers in a collateral processing plant.
The explosion occurred on the 9th Avenue near McDonald Street near 9th Avenue near 4:455 CST on Tuesday 4: 455.
Extraordinary alarm horns were activated and can be heard at the north end of the city, which is more than 15 minutes.
There is no word yet because the explosion is caused, but the fire was still burning at 6 AM CST.
According to a press service of a processing plant, two employees are assessed for minor injuries and are considered all staff.
“The event contained and effective area is stabilized,” said the processing email sweep emailed email svenson.
The crews called the Co-op processing plant in 4.49am this morning. AP-OP Processing Rescue teams are in standby mode to control the situation in control and the need to fire Regina. Injuries or structures do not participate. #Rfd # Fppps pic.twitter.com/zjfinc4wsw
Regina Firefighting Department, groups of initial explosions, after burning an additional product on the lines, there are no high blood pressure lines.
